Alfred G. Benson, Edgar J. Bartow, Charles Kelsey, and Elihu Townsend, against the mayor, aldermen and commonalty of the city of New-York, Henry E. Pierrepont, and Jacob R. Leroy
by Alfred G. Benson, New York (State). Supreme Court., Henry E. Pierrepont, Seward Barculo
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